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import collections
import functools
import os

import fixtures
import mock

from nova.virt.libvirt import config
from nova.virt.libvirt import driver
from nova.virt.libvirt import imagebackend
from nova.virt.libvirt import utils as libvirt_utils


class ImageBackendFixture(fixtures.Fixture):
    def __init__(self, got_files=None, imported_files=None, exists=None):
        """This fixture mocks imagebackend.Backend.backend, which is the
        only entry point to libvirt.imagebackend from libvirt.driver.

        :param got_files: A list of {'filename': path, 'size': size} for every
                         file which was created.
        :param imported_files: A list of (local_filename, remote_filename) for
                               every invocation of import_file().
        :param exists: An optional lambda which takes the disk name as an
                       argument, and returns True if the disk exists,
                       False otherwise.
        """
        self.got_files = got_files
        self.imported_files = imported_files

        self.disks = collections.defaultdict(self._mock_disk)
        """A dict of name -> Mock image object. This is a defaultdict,
        so tests may access it directly before a disk has been created."""

        self._exists = exists

    def setUp(self):
        super(ImageBackendFixture, self).setUp()

        # Mock template functions passed to cache
        self.mock_fetch_image = mock.create_autospec(libvirt_utils.fetch_image)
        self.useFixture(fixtures.MonkeyPatch(
            'nova.virt.libvirt.utils.fetch_image', self.mock_fetch_image))

        self.mock_fetch_raw_image = \
            mock.create_autospec(libvirt_utils.fetch_raw_image)
        self.useFixture(fixtures.MonkeyPatch(
            'nova.virt.libvirt.utils.fetch_raw_image',
            self.mock_fetch_raw_image))

        self.mock_create_ephemeral = \
            mock.create_autospec(driver.LibvirtDriver._create_ephemeral)
        self.useFixture(fixtures.MonkeyPatch(
            'nova.virt.libvirt.driver.LibvirtDriver._create_ephemeral',
            self.mock_create_ephemeral))

        self.mock_create_swap = \
            mock.create_autospec(driver.LibvirtDriver._create_swap)
        self.useFixture(fixtures.MonkeyPatch(
            'nova.virt.libvirt.driver.LibvirtDriver._create_swap',
            self.mock_create_swap))

        # Backend.backend creates all Image objects
        self.useFixture(fixtures.MonkeyPatch(
            'nova.virt.libvirt.imagebackend.Backend.backend',
            self._mock_backend))

    @property
    def created_disks(self):
        """disks, filtered to contain only disks which were actually created
        by calling a relevant method.
        """

        # A disk was created iff either cache() or import_file() was called.
        return {name: disk for name, disk in self.disks.items()
                if any([disk.cache.called, disk.import_file.called])}

    def _mock_disk(self):
        # This is the generator passed to the disks defaultdict. It returns
        # a mocked Image object, but note that the returned object has not
        # yet been 'constructed'. We don't know at this stage what arguments
        # will be passed to the constructor, so we don't know, eg, its type
        # or path.
        #
        # The reason for this 2 phase construction is to allow tests to
        # manipulate mocks for disks before they have been created. eg a
        # test can do the following before executing the method under test:
        #
        #  disks['disk'].cache.side_effect = ImageNotFound...
        #
        # When the 'constructor' (image_init in _mock_backend) later runs,
        # it will return the same object we created here, and when the
        # caller calls cache() it will raise the requested exception.

        disk = mock.create_autospec(imagebackend.Image)

        # NOTE(mdbooth): fake_cache and fake_import_file are for compatibility
        # with existing tests which test got_files and imported_files. They
        # should be removed when they have no remaining users.
        disk.cache.side_effect = self._fake_cache
        disk.import_file.side_effect = self._fake_import_file

        # NOTE(mdbooth): test_virt_drivers assumes libvirt_info has functional
        # output
        disk.libvirt_info.side_effect = \
            functools.partial(self._fake_libvirt_info, disk)

        return disk

    def _mock_backend(self, backend_self, image_type=None):
        # This method mocks Backend.backend, which returns a subclass of Image
        # (it returns a class, not an instance). This mocked method doesn't
        # return a class; it returns a function which returns a Mock. IOW,
        # instead of the getting a QCow2, the caller gets image_init,
        # so instead of:
        #
        #  QCow2(instance, disk_name='disk')
        #
        # the caller effectively does:
        #
        #  image_init(instance, disk_name='disk')
        #
        # Therefore image_init() must have the same signature as an Image
        # subclass constructor, and return a mocked Image object.
        #
        # The returned mocked Image object has the following additional
        # properties which are useful for testing:
        #
        # * Calls with the same disk_name return the same object from
        #   self.disks. This means tests can assert on multiple calls for
        #   the same disk without worrying about whether they were also on
        #   the same object.
        #
        # * Mocked objects have an additional image_type attribute set to
        #   the image_type originally passed to Backend.backend() during
        #   their construction. Tests can use this to assert that disks were
        #   created of the expected type.

        def image_init(instance=None, disk_name=None, path=None):
            # There's nothing special about this path except that it's
            # predictable and unique for (instance, disk).
            if path is None:
                path = os.path.join(
                    libvirt_utils.get_instance_path(instance), disk_name)
            else:
                disk_name = os.path.basename(path)

            disk = self.disks[disk_name]

            # Used directly by callers. These would have been set if called
            # the real constructor.
            setattr(disk, 'path', path)
            setattr(disk, 'is_block_dev', mock.sentinel.is_block_dev)

            # Used by tests. Note that image_init is a closure over image_type.
            setattr(disk, 'image_type', image_type)

            # Used by tests to manipulate which disks exist.
            if self._exists is not None:
                # We don't just cache the return value here because the
                # caller may want, eg, a test where the disk initially does not
                # exist and later exists.
                disk.exists.side_effect = lambda: self._exists(disk_name)
            else:
                disk.exists.return_value = True

            return disk

        # Set the SUPPORTS_CLONE member variable to mimic the Image base
        # class.
        image_init.SUPPORTS_CLONE = False

        # Ditto for the 'is_shared_block_storage' and
        # 'is_file_in_instance_path' functions
        def is_shared_block_storage():
            return False

        def is_file_in_instance_path():
            return False

        setattr(image_init, 'is_shared_block_storage', is_shared_block_storage)
        setattr(image_init, 'is_file_in_instance_path',
                is_file_in_instance_path)

        return image_init

    def _fake_cache(self, fetch_func, filename, size=None, *args, **kwargs):
        # Execute the template function so we can test the arguments it was
        # called with.
        fetch_func(target=filename, *args, **kwargs)

        # For legacy tests which use got_files
        if self.got_files is not None:
            self.got_files.append({'filename': filename, 'size': size})

    def _fake_import_file(self, instance, local_filename, remote_filename):
        # For legacy tests which use imported_files
        if self.imported_files is not None:
            self.imported_files.append((local_filename, remote_filename))

    def _fake_libvirt_info(self, mock_disk, disk_info, cache_mode,
                           extra_specs, hypervisor_version, disk_unit=None,
                           boot_order=None):
        # For tests in test_virt_drivers which expect libvirt_info to be
        # functional
        info = config.LibvirtConfigGuestDisk()
        info.source_type = 'file'
        info.source_device = disk_info['type']
        info.target_bus = disk_info['bus']
        info.target_dev = disk_info['dev']
        info.driver_cache = cache_mode
        info.driver_format = 'raw'
        info.source_path = mock_disk.path
        if boot_order:
            info.boot_order = boot_order
        return info
